Princetown — Ivybridge
Priivy two
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By danravenellison on 24 Nov 2022
Description
This is a good route for walking between Princetown and Ivybrige.
The route crosses a great part of Dartmoor, complete with some brilliant views both of the moors and the coastline.
It builds on Priivy One, but following dryer and less boggy tracks.
While much of the route is on very clear tracks, in a few places (including Crane Hill above Nun's Cross Farm) the path is not at all clear and the ground is wet and boggy
This is a good route for walking between Princetown and Ivybrige.
The route crosses a great part of Dartmoor, complete with some brilliant views both of the moors and the coastline.
It builds on Priivy One, but following dryer and less boggy tracks.
While much of the route is on very clear tracks, in a few places (including Crane Hill above Nun's Cross Farm) the path is not at all clear and the ground is wet and boggy
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Reviews - 2
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (2)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Princetown
Grid Ref
SX5903573492
Lat / Lon
50.54415° / -3.99089°
Easting / Northing
259,035E / 73,492N
What3Words
october.challenge.emporium
Ivybridge
Grid Ref
SX6370556115
Lat / Lon
50.38907° / -3.91869°
Easting / Northing
263,705E / 56,115N
What3Words
spans.lobby.inkjet
| Princetown | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SX5903573492 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.54415° / -3.99089° |
| Easting / Northing | 259,035E / 73,492N |
| What3Words | october.challenge.emporium |
| Ivybridge | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SX6370556115 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.38907° / -3.91869° |
| Easting / Northing | 263,705E / 56,115N |
| What3Words | spans.lobby.inkjet |
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reviews
Pilea
16 Dec 2022Loved walking this route - especially the views across South Devon and out to sea when coming off the moor.
Danravenellison
24 Nov 2022This is a great Slow Way and a fun adventure across Dartmoor. I'd 100% walk it again and recommend it to others.
We walked it from Princetown to Ivybridge, which is certainly the easier way to go and with (in my opinion) better views too.. as you get to look out across South Hams and the sea as you come off the moor into Ivybridge.
Some of the route is on an old railway and on solid tracks, but do come prepared for wet ground and indistinct paths.
I walked and created this route after trying to walk Priivy One but not sticking to it as parts were so boggy.
Someone may know of a less soggy way that is slightly more direct route than this one, but if you are dressed for the moors this is a great way to go.
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